As much as he loves Romo, he hates AJ..

mauling a stripper and you think he’s a choir boy, now thats funny.

He’s got to show me he can walk the straight and narrow for a lot longer than the off season, although the guy is thug and punk and that won’t change.

I don’t hate Pacrat as a player, I disrespect him as a person because of his past transgressions. In the past, when I’ve talked about bloggers being “haters”, I meant it as hating the player, not the person.

Pacrat is a very talented player who will help the team if he can stay on the field so I don’t hate him as a player at all, although I think he’s a bit overrated in most Cowboys fans eyes, but its going to take a while before my opinion changes of him as a person.

Telling the press that they aren’t good enough to call him Pacman isn’t going to help that much.

I just can’t be optimistic since he’s screwed up so many times before. Maybe his new entourage lead by Irvin and Sanders will do the trick, only time will tell.

Is that you Justin Tuck?? I figued since you were so tired of hearing about the cowboy, that would actually have better things to do than to read cowboy blogs… I guess it’s your secret desire to play for the cowboys, a star always looks better on a helmet than the NY letters

you might be 5’ 8” too

It was crackin me up how they slammed you so bad that you stopped commenting.

And when you talked about no one walking in Pacman’s shoes except Pacman, think on this. The guy, based on his past actions, has become a carcass that media circles around. It’s the same thing as TO – anything he does is immediately perceived as negative, and all of those writers want to break the story of Pacman doing something bad again. He knows it, they know it, and they both know the other knows it.

So when he says something like about how Tennessee sucked, and prefaced it by saying he didn’t mean anything bad about the place (take it for what you will, at least he qualified it), I think it’s a slight overreaction to bash him. He’s still figuring out how to run his life right, how to answer tough questions to reporters, etc., but the guy obviously wants a better life and a clean slate for himself. I think Prime Time has played a huge part in showing him how. It’s better for everyone – the league, the community, his family, the Cowboys, the fans – if Pacman achieves it. Think about how you felt about TO before he came here, and how you feel about him now.

and hang out with people who spray nightclubs with bullets i’d say that’s a thug.

I don’t know Pacman, nor do I know any of the players on the cowboys. I root for them all because they are cowboys but to single out Pacman as a bad guy based on what we’ve seen and heard is dangerous. For all we know, some of the supposed “best” guys on the team could be rotten people to their family or something like that. We don’t know any of them so you can’t start judging.

Pac knows he almost threw away a dream life and I have seen nothing but positive behavior and attitude since the boys acquired him so I choose to believe that this young man learned his lesson and will continue to rebuild his life. Aside from that, I think the cowboys will reap the benefits of his rehab because there is no doubt he has a fire to play football and that is something that can’t be taught.